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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-14
A GREAT HIGHWAY.
The National Road Laid Out Nearly Seven-
 ty Years Ago.

How few know anything of ''The Ma tional Road?'' It has been so eclipsed by railways that many well-informed people don't know that such structure was ever built.
 Away back in 1918 there arose serious apprehension that the growth of the west would cause disaffected politicians to want different capital-''a western union. ''-and during Monroe's admin istration congress. under the advocacy
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-14
Warming to the Public.

All persons arc hereby warned not to b1y or trade for any cattle of the follow ip5 brands: Al on right hip and also on the right hip the letter l surrounded by 9 circle. The said cattle belong on the Bluawater Range, and no person except myself has right to sell any of the same.
 A reward of ono hundred dollars will be paid for any person driving any of said cattle from said ran ge.
 sItf JOHN c. Loss.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-14
Order er Sale.

In the Probate Court of the oouaty of Pi-' nal Ttr1itory of Ariz,,ra. In the m;.tter of the estate sna guardian ship of Walter ". Bailey and Lnls J. Bailey minors.
 Order to show causs on application of gua,d- ian for erder of sale of real estate.
 On reading and filing tho petition of Wm. E. Guild. the guardian of the persons and es- tates Of Walter ". Bailey and Lula J. Bai- ley, minors, praying for an crdor of sale of certain real estats belonging to his said wards, for the uses and purposes therein set forth, it is hereby ordered that the next of kin of the said wards, and all persons interested in the zaid estate, appear before this court on Mon day, the sixteenth day of May, 1887, at 10 o'clock a. n., at the court room of this court at Florence, in the county of Pinal, then and there to show cause why an order should not be granted for the sale of such estate
 And it is further ordered that copy of this order be published at least three successive weeks befero the said day of hearing in the Florence Arizona Enterprise, newspaper printed and published in said county of Final at Florence.
 Dated April 16, 1887.
 LEVI RUGGLES.
 Probate Judge.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-14
E- MGL.ESH
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an TraRoiseo. Cais

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 Y0gNG MEN.
 Suffering from any of the above symptoms should consult us at once. The drain can be stopped, vitality restored and life be made again a pleasure instead of a burden.
 There are many
 MT0DNE-AGED MEN. who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder, often accompanied by slight smarting or barning sensation, and weaken ing of the system in manner they cannot ao- count for, Ropy Sediment in the urin, etc. Many die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause, which is the second stage of seminal weakness.
 CURES GUARANTEED IN ALI SUCH CASES.
 CONSULTATION FREE. Thorough ex- animation and advice, including chemical an- alysis and microscopic examination of the urin, S5. An honest opinion given every case. The following medicines supplied at the prices named:
 sRa AsTEEN COOPER VEAL RESTORATIVE 90 a potble, or 1Cllr tlnles the quanGlby, S1o
 SAMPLE B0TTLE FREE.
 Sent to any one applying by letter, atatiSsz sinPtoms, sex and ag2. Strict sse.s.E iaS gsrc. to all business tran sactionsi = zFE The celebrated KIDNEY REMEDY, PHRETICUM, for all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Leu corrhoaa etc For sale by all druggists; SLIGO bottle, six bottles for s.
 The English DANDELION, LIVER AN& l DYSPEPSIA A PILL, is the best in the mas ,ket. For sale by al druggists; price 50 cents bottle. Address
 English Medical BEspeHsary. Il Kerry Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-14

eiOn0 mn in presents given away Send hLUU,uuU Is five eenls postage, and bs
 mall you will get free pac!zagir O; goods of lssse value that will start you i& vo k that VII at once bring you in money fss.er than anything else in America. All about the S200 GOO io presents with each box: Accents wanted everywhere. of either sex, of al aaes, for all the time, or spare time only, to No-N for us at their ewn homes. Fortunes delay. Fl. HALLETT co. Portland, Me,5
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-14
Inf 2--16N Acres.

Adjoining the above; has a house of two rooms; plenty of water; ditch runs threugh the place; property owns one-thlrd of the ditch; terms-one third each. balance l and 3 years time; price, S2 coo.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-14
FOR SAL E

16O Acres, all Good Farming Land. United States patent; will grow all kinds f ee reals, fruits and alfalfa; water ditch thronl the place; ali can be irrigated; one-third of tn ditch belongs to the property; will be sold low-one third cash, balance l and years dipie at 1 per cent interest.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-14
3, ,1S6 Prizes amounting to
or M. A. DAUPRIIN,
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Address Registered Letters ts NEW ORLEANS NATL BANK,
 New Orleans, La,

REM rFA2ER That the presence of Generals Beau ilL m Lfi D 3L u regard aud Early who iu charge of the drawings, Is guarantee of absolute fairness aL
 sl -li eau~, and .lat one can possibly diyiue what number will draw prize. .
 REMEMBES that the payment of all prizes is GUARANTEES SY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the tickets are signed by the President of an institution whose chartered rights are rsc- ognixed in the ghest courts; therefore, be- ware of any limitations or anonymous schemes.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-14

To all to whom thsss presents may come
 Greeting:
 Whereas, 1 am informed the United States mail and express car of the South srn Pacific Company were stopped and robbed by four or five unknown persons, at point some seventeen miles -n11 Tucson, Arizona on the night of thu instant,
 Now, therefore, I, C. Meyer zulicE. Governor of the Territory of Arizona, by virtue of the authority in me yes ted, do hereby offer and proclaim reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the arrest and conviction of the aforesaid mail and express robbers.
 x-@x In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand aud SEAL. caused to be affixed the great seal of the Territory of Ari- *--* zoua.
 Done at Prescott this thirtieth day of April, A. D. 1887. HF By the Governor.
 VIM. c. FOSTER,
 Acting Secretary of Territory. 54t
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-14
CHARLES VI. PULLMAN, FuPlitQrG,BGddilg And also q new assortment of Building Lumber, All Kinds
 At Reduced Rates. Doors, Windows, Blinds,
 MOuldlngs Brackets And All Kinds of Building Materials.
 Also Agent for the New Home Sewing Machine, Undertaking Business Coiiins Made to Order and Trimmed.
New Home Sewing Machine,
Undertaking Business
Coffins Made to Order and Trimmed.

Furniture repaired. Just received lot of new furniture, also a large assortment of Window Shades for store windows and private dwellings, also Cornice Poles and Window Fittings. Ail kinds of jobbing work done on short notice. 5-1tf
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-14
WIT AND HUMOR.

Representatives Cobb and Laird hay ing fought, it is now proposed to place them on the pension list.-1Nacon Tele, 1rlsq1b
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28

battle which forced the recognition of his nations independence. In 1882 CsIeme at inc head of 5000 Msyos and
 fsquis defeated the government forces on the Mayo river with great slaughter, he himself losing about POO men, Dur Ing this last war the government used Its best efforts to crush him and finally succeeded. Ills heroic resistance is worthy of chronicle and song, It is said of him that he repeatedly escorted Mexi- can women and children falling into his hands, to the very verge of his enemies lines, at times personally escorting them Into ths suburbs of Guay Inss that no harm might befsll them
 GeEersI Martinez, his Opponsnt, whom be SO Ofter defeated ID battle, has the reputation of being a bloody monster. lt Is told of him in Oocorit, thst & woman, the wife of Yaqui chief, sent to him by CaIeme as A messenger of peace, was roped by the human brute and stranRled to death. IL IS further said of him that he Is indiscriminBtely shooting every 1GGm islling- into his hands that took part with Csieine and turned the tide of oat'le aggins. him.
 Iae brother of the woman who be- trayed Csieme was saved by Martinez fsOm death. but was sentenced to serve for life, in the Fifth Battalion.
 LN.R. Here died General Cajsus. April %od lss'. 8t II clock aud minutes in the morning.
 v With bullets you pay for all your evil deeds. Pardon Pardon Pardon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
TWO LUCKY MEN.
A Barber and Laborer Wins n R;x Prize in the Louisiana State
 Lottery

Lschanas Messinger IS 8 barber who has pursued his trade of scraping chin. and clipping hair at Sl5 Bush street for some two or three years past. He bss during that time had the honor of e.- ercislng his tonsorial art upon the csput and physiognomy of Boss Buckley and Tn consequence has enjoyed the nat. rOnRge of the followers of the praa, Bush street statesman. His trade WAS good one and afforded hIm a good liy- ing, outsnothlng more, and he has en- deaVored to increase his store of gold hv woolng the hckle Goddess of Fortune oy investing ID lottery tickets. He paid ms addresses more particularly to the good dame who presides over the drawings or The Louisiana State Lottery atd held one or two coupons in nearly every drawing during the last three years. As the gamblers say, he has played ln good luck and has nearly al- ways won enough to give him Q small prohi, So that lately he has been play Ing with the money of Ihe bank" A few drawing ago he came down town and as he passed the Chronicle office he saw by the bulletin board that ticket 6I,bO had drawn the capital prize of SI5O00. He knew that hIs ticket WAS 6I,OOO and something and he rushed home to get 1t. Ills delight can be i'm eglned when he found that he hels a coupon Of the winning ticket. which en- titled him to Sl5.OO0. He went down to his shop, presented each of his assist ants with E suit of clothes, made ur- engagements tor them tO carry on busi- ness and last week he aud his wife started on trip to Europe. He sxpecis 70 be gone about seven months and to spend from S3. 300 to S4. 900 on the trip. The remainder of the money he will in vest n some sale security as snestegg and when he gets back will put 1t into some legitimate business.
 The other lucky man is a Swede named A. Monsoon. who lives st 1864 Center street in Oakland. He Is 8 lRboriny man and has been living 6 hand-tO-mouth existence such as usual ly falls to the lot of a toiler in the land. He bouRh. coupon from ped dler as B speculation. When be heard of his good tuck he could not believe 1t. and when conyIuced thst he had won Sl5OO0 turned white with nervous ex- citement. He is single man and is now much sought after by the younR ladies of his cquaintsnce.-San Fran cisco (Cal.l Chronicle May 4th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
Arizona m Briet.

Tombstone has curtew ordinance. which requires every one under eighteen years of age. to go home at the ringing z of bell st S.3O p. m.
 Col Herring of Tombstone will assist the prosecution in the trial of Jerry Barton, for the murder of E. J. Swift.
 Laborers are scarce in srd around Prescott st present. l.. H. Wilson wants to employ men to dig holes for telegraph poles and to Set the poles, but is unable to find any unemployed men 6! present.
 Dick Rule leaves for Yuma Monday. He goes to accept the position of clerk of the district court. We hope to see Dick Rule in the land of'G" strings and lizards.
 Sergeant Major T. NJ. Moody. of Whipple, passed 8n excellent examina- tion fer promotion, before the examining board Gt Los Angeles, and IL will now be in order for him to receive his com mission as second lieutenant, when vacancy occurs.
 Fsus:ins Montez was fatally stabbed at Silver City. N. M., on the l4th inst. by Eplfanio Silvss, who IS reported as
 
 was arrested and is now ln Jail.
 Sheriff Slaughter sent Constable Showres of Benson, out to the Whet- stone mountains, to ascertain thC facts D reference b the man who was found hanging 10 R tree yesterday. Showers has not yet returned but 1t has been learned that a murder has been com mittei Ia that section. by lynchiug, but gt yet. DO particulars have been re- ceIved.
 The soldiers who were confined in the county jsil, charged with killing cattle belonging to the ChirIcahus Cattle Com pany. have been turned over to the mil It2ry authori;Ies for trial, at the request of Gel. Beaumont, commanding officer at Fort Bowie,
 The citizsns of Nogales, Arizona. will send A communication this evening to the Governor Of Sonora, aprising him Of the steps that have been taken on this side of the liue to prevent the spread of the smallpox, and asking him to order that like measures be instituted n No- gales, Sonora.
 Work on the railroad from Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon will, 1t Is said, commence immediately. A gentleman who has just returned from Flagstaff, says that carload If Mexican lsborers arrived there the day he left, for work on the road.
 Soon after the death of Hugh J. Braw- ley, Chief of Police DOdson made all necessary arrangements for decent burial of the body. All bills were then paid and people are vexed on account Of the fact of @ person who, We hear, has been trying 10 ''work" parents of de ceased for money SO pay for digging grave. etc. The Courier heard of this matter Thursday evening last and takes the first favorable opportunity to de- nounce it, rs unworthy of sny ArizonIan.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
The Rowland Ditch.

IL appears from the statement ot
 Messrs. Rowland and Wetmore that the
 ditch known as the Rowland ditch,
 running to tap the water of the
 Rillito was commenced in December last, and has to a greater or less extent,
 been pushed continuously ever since.
 It IS located almost psrslell with the
 Davidson ditch aud ii calculated to cut
 ,he water stream at or about the same
 point, but ten feet deeper towards bed rock. This they claim, will give them sn immense advantage over their com Pe;i;oTs, This ditch enters the Rillito at the same point ss the Davidson ditch having in fact. to Hume over the Rowland ditch to reach tho open cut on tue mesa west of the rirer.
 From this point the Rowland ditch in- stead of crossing to the dry wash on the east side of the rIver proper. will be pushed directly up the bed of the stream.
 towards the line of the reservation but as they will sooner enter the stratum they do not anticipate trouble in getting water at much nearer point. This work must necessarily bs done during dry seasons of the year and thus pre- clude trouble with freshets. Their pro posed plan of collecting the water has not yet been made public, but presums- ply 1t IS similar to that employed by the Davidson company.
 On the west bank of the RllliIo the Rowland men have done some heavy work. The quickssnd in the deepcut necessitated an aqueduct, and one of timber has been put ID. It IS s good piece of work. In length it Is some what less than 8 thousand feet. After leaving the cut the ditch turns towards the south and runs almost psrslell as before stated, with the one now being constructed under the superintendence of Davidson.
 A mile or so from the Rillito sort of artificial lake or reservoir IS being created, to act as 8 safety valve on the ditch and from which all surplus water can escape. A similar reservoir has also been created on the line of the ditch | in the neighborhood of Mir. Wetmore's ranch, north of Tucson.
 The capacity of the ditch is estimated l at coco inches. When completed it will | be a fortune to its owners. Ot this ditch Mir Rowland is the original pro- !ector, He believed it feasible and te- naciously maintained his position. Last year on his preemptIon, near the line of the reservation, he irrigated some F or 15 acres of land and raised excellent crops. Thls year he planted thirty acres but as there was no surface water III the | Rillito they failed hIm entirely. When | his lew ditch is completed he will have | an abundance of water. and one of the | prettiest farms in the country. Mir. | Rowland claims the water right upon | which Alr Davidson is working and On this claim the legal contest Is to be made. The attorney employed by the | two ditch companies have severally ss- sured their respective clients that they | are on the side of justice and inssmuch | as they are right must necessarily win | the suit, SO the end is not yet MT. Row land claims to have been wronged and if such be the case amends should be made, but better compromise than com mence @ never ending law suit.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
The Hanging.

James k, Potter, who arrived m Tombstone yesterday, informed an Epi- taph reporter, that the man who was found hanging to n tree, was a butcher who formerly worked in Tombstone, and also at Fort HuBchuca, upon in ouiry We asoertsiDed that the name of the man was Pate Msrtinello. and that the hanging was in the Santa ldts's instead of the Whetstone, as previously stated, It seems that Pete was in Tuo- son. some nine days ago, and was mak- ing prepsrations to come to FBlrbank, and whilst riding along on the road near GreBterville. was captured and lynched. The only cauRe assigned by parties who claimed to know the cir cumstances are, that Pete was in pos seslou of some very damaging testimony against several cattle and horse thieves. and they were afraid of his telling 1t to tbe officers of the law. The unfortu- nate man lad his spurs and hat on, showing that he was taken uncermon- iously from his horse, and swung up to tbe tree. The affair is somewhat shroud- ed in mystery, but as the Pima officials are undoubtedly on ithe trail 8 solution Inf the crime can be expected in a few days. .-Epitsph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
GENERAL.
CA J E NE

At the foot of the cross on piece of paper likewise nsiled to the tree. was written "Con cinco balas pagO tOdss sus males. PeriOn. Perdon, PerdOD." I These evidently were the sentiments of an enemy, for from the standpoint of an American, Csieme had no need of par don for the part he played in the heroIc struggle for his ancestral home.
 Almost within the very shadow of the tree beneath which Csieme died stands two immense crosses and around them many smaller ones. These although raised in honor of the dead, are com memoraiIve of defeat, for it was here n the tangles of this wood, that Csleme met the Mexican General CsrbO, defeat ed him and slew forty-seven of his men, Csrbo alone saving himself by flight. Here, on the scene of one of his earliest triumphs. Csieme was murdered What an act of retrlbution is this for the go called great gov ernment of Mexico to be engaged in
 Caleme whose full name was Jose Ma ria Leyvs Csiene was born at Hermoslllo in the state of Sonora ID the year of IS37. He was the son Of Fernando Leyvs and Jusns Perez. two Iaquis of unmixed blood. In lS45 be in company with his father went to CalitornIa and worked Tn the placer diggiugs. Later be returned tO Sonora and attended school st Gusymss where he learned the common branches of reading, writing and arithmetic. In 1854 fred by his soldierly instincts he joined the Urosnos battalion which met and defeated the fillibustering fCrce of RaOusset, On being discharged he went to Tepec and there enlisted iu the Battalion Ego de San Bias. Afterwards desertiDg he went to MBxstlsn where be joined the liberal army under Pesqueiro and was one of the storming party before whom the city fell ID 1859. On his return to Sonora he was promoted to sergeant of artillery and took part with Pesquiro iu defeating the Gsndora revolutiOnIsts In 1867 for his services against the Yaquis who were Tn revolt be, won the rank of Captain and as such be served in the government forces which defeated the revOluiionist Conant in iS13, At the close of this war he was appointed Alcslde mayor of the Ysquis assuming the command of the trIbe then for the first time. Shortly afterwards he pro claimed himself king and his nstiOn m dependent of Mexico. In 1875 he led an army Of l5O0 men against his former chief Pesqueiro and obliged the latter to retreat sitter 8 decisive and bloody
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
The Camp Grant Shooting.
Er GRANr. May 25. 1s

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 EDITOR CIrIzES:-The preliminary hearing m the case of Wm. Teller charged with shooting with intent to kill one Philip Rail WAS held before Judge Woods yesterday. Teller, 1t ap- hears had driven his cattle over Rails land after being told not to do so by the latter. On the 18th ot Msy Enile driving his cattle near Fort Grant, Teller was attacked by Rail armed with a carbiue and six shooter and general fight ensued. Teller was slightly wound, ed in the leg and right side and KsiI ouch damaged about the head: His ;aw hone was broken and number of y,;,or wounds. They swore out war rants against each other and yesterday Teller was arrsigned. He was bound over to answer to the indictment before the grand iury at SolomOnyille. The bond @ was fixed at $500 which he i'm medisteIy furnished. oio'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
It May be the Opportunity of Your Life.

An unusual event Tn the financial events of America, will occur beyond sll doubt, at. New Orlesnt, La. on Tues day, June l4th. 1887, when the Grand Extraordinary Semi-annual Drawing (the 205th Monthly) of the Louisiana StLte Lottery will take place, under the sole supervision of Genrs c. T. Besnre- gard of La, and Jubsl A. Early of Vs., and sl,055.005 wlll be scattered among holders of tickets; the cost of which for vholes is S20 and for fractional halves sl0, for tventieths ST. The First Cspit- Prize will be S30O,0O0. The Second s10O,0O0. The third s50,0O0, down to lots of SlOO prires. Any information can be had on application to M. A. Dsuphin, New Orleans. La This msy be the op- portunity of your life.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28

On motion of John Anderson. the board concurs in the action of the said treasurer and ordered the bid to be ac- cepted. The members of the board Votea ar follows: H. E. Lacy, chairman. voted aye; John Anderson. member voted aye; F. l.. Procter. member, voted aye.
 ORDERED: That the honda for tvo hundred and fifty thousand (S25O, ,OOO) dollars be paid for and delivered in the oiV or Tucson, Arizona, on the Both dsy ot June, A. ID. 1887, before the close ol O9siness on that day and that the ponds be dated of that date:
 And It was further ordered, lthss the ssld freston < O., now deposit with .ne treasurer of this county the sum of SZ,oOO which is held to be a part of the purchase money of the s250.0O0 ponds on the consumation of said pur- chase and a forfeiture to the county in default ot carrying out the terms of 'heir Old Tor the purchase of the bonds
 The attention of all justices of the peace within this county, is hereby call ed 70 the law of 1883, regulating fees of lusuees of the peace in criminal cases, winch provides that "All fees sllowed !ustices or The peace shall be taxed as costs against the defendant in case of conviction, and may be collected by e1- ecutlon, as in civil cases; and when such Tees cannot be collected from the de- tendant, shall be legal charge against tne county. which shall be audited by the Board of Supervisors of the proper county, as other claims are audited and paid"
 lt Is hereby ordered that hereafter no Tees ID criminal cases will be allowed !. justices of the peace until all efforts to | collect the same from defendsnts on e1- ecutions are exhausted and the same | made to appear to the satisfaction of | this Board.
 Justices of the peace are hereby refer. red to the statutes of 1888. page 230, | known as the fee bill.
 The Board allowed and audited the | following demands: